About Community Relations

The Suffolk DA’s Community Relations office provides the link between the district attorney’s office and the neighborhoods it serves in Boston, Chelsea, Revere and Winthrop.

The Community Relations office works closely with the district attorney to communicate with the people and neighborhoods of Suffolk County and promotes several key functions of the district attorney’s office beyond criminal prosecutions, including intervention, crime prevention, and educational programs. Staff members who work for the Community Relations Unit coordinate a wide range of community-based events, neighborhood and civic organization meetings, and safety seminars for residents and students.

Educational Sessions and Workshops

Please contact Community Relations if you are interested in scheduling educational sessions and workshops for children or adults. Topics include: Personal safety, how to safely navigate the Internet, and how to establish a neighborhood crime watch group, in addition to a number of other topics. These educational sessions have been implemented and endorsed by the District Attorney in the spirit of promoting public safety through the formation of partnerships between residents and law enforcement.

Community Relations Presentations

Schedule a Speaker

If you would like to invite a representative of the district attorney’s office to address your organization, please fill out and submit the request form below. If you have any questions, or would like more information about the kinds of speaking programs that the DA’s office offers, please contact our Community Relations department at SuffolkCommRelations@Massmail.state.ma.us.

Organization
Name of Contact Person
Email
Address
City State Zip
Phone (day) Phone (evening)
Date and Time of Event Approx. # attending
Briefly describe the event, and the audience who will be attending (i.e. youths, senior citizens, parents, educators, community leaders, etc.):